A Good Boy

Billy always [?] (listen) to his mother. He always [?] (do) what she [?] (say). If his mother [?] (say), “Brush your teeth,” Billy [?] (brush) his teeth. If his mother [?] (say), “Go to bed,” Billy [?] (go) to bed. Billy [?] (be)a very good boy. A good boy [?] (listen) to his mother. His mother doesn't have to ask him again. She [?] (ask) him to do something one time, and she [?] (not ask) again. Billy [?] (be) a good boy. He [?] (do) what his mother [?] (ask) the first time. She doesn’t have to ask again. She [?] (tell) Billy, “You [?] (be) my best child.” Of course Billy [?] (be) her best child. Billy [?] (be) her only child.

Emily

Emily [?] (be) a secretary. She [?] (be) thirty years old. She [?] (not like) her job but she [?] (work) very hard. She [?] (be) always on time and she [?] (be) never sick. She [?] (have got) two kids. Their names [?] (be) Sara and Peter. They [?] (go) to St. Mary's school from Monday to Friday but on Saturday and Sunday they [?] (not go) to school, they [?] (play) tennis, they [?] (go) swimming and they [?] (watch) TV. At weekends, Emily and her family usually [?] (go) to the park; they sometimes [?] (have) a picnic there; they [?] (not have) lunch in a restaurant because Emily's husband [?] (work) in a restaurant and he [?] (not relax) in restaurants .